occupy wall street demonstrators are taking their message where the money is. that is the banks. protesters plan to march on the offices of five major banks. today, they say they re going to deliver hows of letters to top board members of bank of america, morgan stanley, wells fargo, citigroup and jpmorgan chase. wall street ceo who says he s part of the 1%, confronts the occupy protesters who say they represent the 99%. demonstrators argued that the wealthiest 1% of americans keeps getting richer while the other 99% struggle. peter shift and a camera crew went to the park in new york to challenge him. no. we re in the 99%! wouldn t you like to get into the 1%? you don t want more money? if i offered to put you in the 1% right now and i would pay my share and get rid okay, hold on. immediately, immediately! investors are taking a step back after yesterday s huge rally. well, the dow fell 25 points in early trading. right now, it is up six points. it is encou
gregg: some of them went after the chase bank branch, blowing horns, banging drums. banks got bailed out, we got sold out. then they went after citigroup banks. so they re hitting all the banks today. we ll keep track of it. an occupy wall street videotape going viral. take a look at this. protester lying on his back screaming. the video appears to show a new york city police scooter rolling over his too. but the nypd released a statement about yesterday s incident. they say they have witnesses who claim the man intentionally put his leg underneath the scooter. the man on the ground was arrested, along with more than a dozen others and hundreds of protesters left to march to new york city s financial district all the way to city hall. heather: somewhat chaotic, to say the least. we re learning new details today about the suspect in that deadly california salon shooting. family members and friends
tone deaf they are at bad time. the person that led the petition is 22-year-old molly. she s here and we appreciate you coming in, molly. thanks. i appreciate it. you and i were talking before. you said you set up this petition a week ago? one week ago. what made you decide to do it? what made you decide i ve had enough? i m 22 years old and working two part-time jobs. i don t have another $60 a year to give to bank of america. i knew thousands of measures feel the same way. basically, they re trying to get you to pay $5 a month. you are just out of college and working two jobs a month. you don t have a huge bank account. no. you did something a lot of people don t do, that is break up with their bank. i don t know many people that love their bank. tell me how you did it? yesterday, i took the signature, at 195,000. took all of them from change.org, took them to the bank i usually go to, downtown d.c. presented it to them. i said, here you go. 195,000 signat
passed into niger, according to reports from several news agencies. it borders on libya and algeria. officials in niger are saying the head of moammar gadhafi security forces entered the country on sunday but there s no official word who may be traveling in this latest convoy. anti-gadhafi rebels have vowed to take control. rebels told cnn just a few minutes ago they ve resumed negotiations with tribal leaders on the surrender of bani walid. the international committee of the red cross says it s been allowed inside syria s main detention facility. this is the first time it s been given access to detainees since protests started six months ago. the increased access was called an important step forward. a man claiming to have a bomb has taken a child hostage at a court complex. police have surrounded the building in a suburban area of sydney and evacuated people from the area. the child reportedly is the man s young daughter. police negotiators are at the scene. just a mont
canada, millions in america s southeast corner are thankful it wasn t much worse. and hurricane irene first made landfall yesterday and northern new england, where the brunt of the storm just left they ll remember irene for the rain. 16 inches or more in some spots. with tidal surges battering beaches, inundating roads and bridges and in cases whole communitiesants more than 4 million are without electricity today. from florida to connecticut 19 deaths blamed on irene. among them an 11-year-old boy killed by a falling tree. president obama spoke to the nation late this afternoon. he said the storm may be ending, but the impact of irene is ongoing. i do want to underscore that the impacts of this storm will be felt for some time. and the recovery effort will last for weeks or longer. power may be out for days in some areas, and we will support our state and local partners in every way that we can as they work it restore power in those areas. so i m going to make sure that